What are the similarities and differences in ion exchange, gel exclusion, and affinity chromatography method?
| Ion exchange chromatography | affinity chromatography | size exclusion chromatography |
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Dissimilarities: Separation of the molecules on the basis of the charge present on the surface of that molecule. |
Separation of the molecules on the basis of their binding affinity with the substance with which the column is filled | separation of the molecules on the basis of their size. |
| Molecules with less charge elute first. | Molecules with less affinity elute first | molecules with larger size elute first. |
| Similarities: | ||
| Moblie phase in ion exchange chromatography is liquid | mobile phase in affinity chromatography is liquid | mobile phase in size exclusion chromatography is liquid |
What are the similarities and differences in ion exchange, gel exclusion, and affinity chromatography method?
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